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After opening 1st Black-owned hostel in U.S., Deidre Mathis makes history again opening hotel in Houston
Five years after opening the first Black-owned hostel in the U.S. based in Houston, Deidre Mathis has made history again in the same city. This time, she has opened the first adults-only themed boutique...
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You can now be transported back to ancient Egypt as scent of balm used for mummification is recreated
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute have successfully recreated the scent of a balm used during the mummification of an Egyptian noblewoman who died more than 3,500 years ago and whose tomb was discovered...
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How Alexandria Lafci came to be behind one of the largest raises for a Black female general partner
Alexandria Lafci faced several housing problems growing up in Section Eight housing. She and her family moved around a lot when she was young and after college when she started teaching in low-income schools,...
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Ghana student dies after alleged fire stunt goes wrong
Prosper Owusu, a student of the Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (AAMUSTED), in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, died on Friday after being consumed by fire...
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Man mistaken for IT expert and interviewed live on BBC to sue after 17 years
Guy Goma, who went viral after being interviewed by mistake live on BBC News, has said he is planning to sue the corporation over a lack of royalties originating from the clip. Goma arrived at the corporation’s...
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Tonye Solomon is latest Nigerian to set Guinness World Record
Tonye Solomon, a Nigerian from Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, has set a record for the most steps (150) climbed on a ladder while balancing a football (soccer ball) on the head, according to the Guinness World...
